Views from the capitals: What to do about Turkey?
Can the EU-Turkey relationship be salvaged? Key EU capitals give their views
Views from the Capitals
Views from the Capitals: Working with President Macron
Macron’s win was received with a sigh of relief across Europe, but what follows cannot be “politics as usual”. Can he garner support in the European Union?
Views from the Capitals: Europe prepares for Article 50
In advance of the triggering of Article 50, ECFR sets out the red lines and potential vulnerabilities of member states to UK negotiating tactics on Brexit
Views from the Capitals: Europe reacts to President-elect Trump
What do EU countries think of Donald Trump’s victory?
View from Warsaw: Deterrence above all
What is distinct about Poland’s attitude to Russia is its genuine conviction in the potential for conventional military conflict with Moscow
View from London: Pragmatic continuity
Russian actions in Ukraine and Syria will frustrate any attempts at a shift in UK policy on Russia
View from Athens: Towing the line
The new reality of Greek acquiescence to EU policy hides deep ideological differences
View from Budapest: The status quo might just do
Hungary will certainly oppose additional sanctions, but it is unlikely to veto a prolongation
View from The Hague: An eternal balancing act
Prime Minister Rutte, needing as much EU support as he can, will be firm on the status quo and extremely careful with everything else
View from Stockholm: Not the time for frailty
Given Russia’s multiple moves to up the ante in recent weeks, Stockholm sees no reason for the EU to change direction